Sky Island: You call this stuff liquor? / Sky Island: Something's wrong

"Kaku," Lin Mo said. "You and Little White, take some Beli and exchange it for Sky Island currency."

"Yes, Captain," Kaku answered immediately.

Little White nodded.

Just as the two were about to jump straight off the balcony, Kaku suddenly stopped, glanced back at Lin Mo, and asked, "Captain, how long are we staying on Sky Island this time? Roughly how much should we exchange?"

"Two months," Lin Mo replied. "Use your own judgment."

Kaku made an OK sign, then took Little White with him and jumped straight down from the second floor.

Conis came out of the kitchen with a freshly washed plate of fruit. Though puzzled to find two people missing, Enel—the one who frightened her most—was still there, leaving her somewhat apprehensive. "Um, Lin Mo, where are your other two companions?"

"I sent them out on an errand," Lin Mo answered casually. Then he picked up the bottle Conis had set on the table and poured himself another glass.

Enel swaggered over and sat beside Lin Mo. Staring at the liquor Lin Mo was drinking, he demanded haughtily, "I want some too!"

Lin Mo glanced at him and moved the bottle on the coffee table closer to himself, making his answer clear: dream on.

Enel's mouth twitched. "That bottle's a whole lot bigger than the ones you usually drink. What's wrong with giving me a glass? Do you have to be so stingy? I haven't had Sky Island liquor in ages. Let me have a sip."

Sky Island liquor generally had a much lower alcohol content than even the fruit wine of the Blue Sea, and its rich fruit flavor made it almost like juice. As such, Enel had occasionally drunk a little Sky Island fruit wine before.

Yet no matter what Enel said, Lin Mo had